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| 11 Oct 2011 | #1 |
| | Why is the Assembly folder/dir not in the system dir? Just curious, but why is the Assembly folder/dir not included in the Windows system files? Is this folder/dir the Assembly programming language? I am obviously not a software guru, but I've wondered about this for a while and know there is someone here who knows the answer! Thanks! |
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| 11 Oct 2011 | #2 |
| | Let me guess - the Assembly folder appears empty to you, which is why you think "they didn't include whatever was in it". Am I right? Actually, there's a desktop.ini inside the assembly folder that makes Explorer hide all its contents. Deleting that desktop.ini will reveal them all. It has nothing to do with the Assembler language, but it contains all the core files of Microsoft's .NET runtime (from version 2.0 up to 4.x). |
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